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LOLA MARSH
The duo from Tel Aviv stopped by to bring us their new album, Remember Roses and chat about their on going tour. Follow them here
SIMON DOOM
Simon Doom lead single “I Feel Unloved” premiered on Noisey.com and has since been featured on Spotify's New Music Friday and named one of the best songs of 2017 by NME Magazine. As John Hill from Clrvynt.com put it in the streaming premiere for Babyman “Doom has nailed down how to imbue a song with both undeniable catchiness and rich atmosphere”. The record, which was co-produced by Andrew Vanwyngarden and Ben Goldwasser (both of MGMT) is Simon O’Connor’s post-baby record much in the way In Utero was for Kurt Cobain or Smoke Rings For My Halo for Kurt Vile. That sort of perspective can either kill an artist or push him to new creative heights. Babymanundoubtedly puts Simon Doom in the latter category.
ROCKY SANDOVAL
R&B crooner, Rocky Sandoval is on a whole new level. Having spent over a decade in the industry and seeing multiple "breaks", he's hit the reset button a bit and picked up a new sound. He stops by to bring us his new single "Still In Love" produced by The Stereotypes and chats about his journey. Follow him here
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By DJ HapaLOLA MARSH
The duo from Tel Aviv stopped by to bring us their new album, Remember Roses and chat about their on going tour. Follow them here
SIMON DOOM
Simon Doom lead single “I Feel Unloved” premiered on Noisey.com and has since been featured on Spotify's New Music Friday and named one of the best songs of 2017 by NME Magazine. As John Hill from Clrvynt.com put it in the streaming premiere for Babyman “Doom has nailed down how to imbue a song with both undeniable catchiness and rich atmosphere”. The record, which was co-produced by Andrew Vanwyngarden and Ben Goldwasser (both of MGMT) is Simon O’Connor’s post-baby record much in the way In Utero was for Kurt Cobain or Smoke Rings For My Halo for Kurt Vile. That sort of perspective can either kill an artist or push him to new creative heights. Babymanundoubtedly puts Simon Doom in the latter category.
ROCKY SANDOVAL
R&B crooner, Rocky Sandoval is on a whole new level. Having spent over a decade in the industry and seeing multiple "breaks", he's hit the reset button a bit and picked up a new sound. He stops by to bring us his new single "Still In Love" produced by The Stereotypes and chats about his journey. Follow him here